JP6174607B2 - Packet for tobacco products - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a packet for tobacco products.

  In the following description, reference will be made to tobacco products comprising tobacco without thereby limiting the scope of the invention.

  There are many types of known packets in the prior art, either in the market or described and illustrated in the patent literature, even though they are not yet on the market, among them known as “hinge lids” There are certain types of rigid packets.

  These packets usually have an outer box made of paperboard or plastic material that forms a box body and a lid hinged along one edge of the box body. Stores an inner box that houses a group of cigarettes.

  In many cases, the inner box is generally a soft material, usually made of foil paper, initially closed and only torn when the packet is opened to remove the cigarettes in it. It has an upper part that can be removed.

  Often, the inner box imparts a certain amount of compressive force from the side to the cigarettes within it. That is, if the packet of cigarettes is new, in other words, if the group of cigarettes contained in the packet is a total number, the lateral compression force on the cigarette group may be relatively high, and the first cigarette from that cigarette group It can be quite difficult to remove due to the frictional force between the cigarette and the surrounding cigarette.

  A further disadvantage of this type of packet is that the smoker must use both hands to remove the cigarette. In fact, to remove the cigarette from the packet, one must hold the box body firmly with one hand while the other hand must be used to open the lid and keep it open.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a packet for a tobacco product that can overcome the above-mentioned drawbacks and that can be opened with only one hand to take out a cigarette and that is easy to manufacture and inexpensive. .

  The technical object and the specific object presented here are achieved by a packet for tobacco products comprising the technical features of the independent claim 1.

  The present invention will now be described with reference to a tobacco product comprising cigarettes, but without thereby limiting the scope of the invention and with reference to the accompanying drawings illustrating non-limiting embodiments thereof.

1 is a perspective view of a tobacco packet according to the present invention in a first closed actuation state. FIG. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the tobacco packet of FIG. 1 in a second opening operation state. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the packet of FIG. 2 with some parts removed and other parts better shown. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of components of the packet of FIG. 2. It is a perspective view of the detailed part of the component shown in FIG. FIG. 5 is a perspective view of another detail of the component of FIG. 4. FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing some of the components shown in FIG. 4 with some parts removed and other parts better shown. 8 and 9 are plan views showing two blanks for making the components of FIG. 8 and 9 are plan views showing two blanks for making the components of FIG. FIG. 3 is a plan view showing a blank for making another component of the packet shown in FIG. 2. It is the perspective view which partially assembled the blank of FIG. 10 which comprises another component of the packet shown in FIG.

   Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, the number 1 indicates the entire packet for the cigarette 2.

  The packet 1 comprises an external package 3 formed of several components and forming two large side walls 4, two small side walls 5, a top 6 and a bottom 7. The bottom part 7 comprises a first base part 8 and a second base part 9 (FIG. 3), which are connected to each other by a weakening line that is perpendicular to the large side wall 4 and forms a hinge line 10. .

  The packet 1 also comprises a first internal package 11 and a second internal package 12 both located in the external package 3. Each of the inner packages 11, 12 includes a respective group 13, 14 of tobacco 2.

  Each group 13, 14 of tobacco 2 preferably consists of a row of tobacco 2 parallel to each other, as shown in FIG. 5, which are juxtaposed and aligned to form a row. The cigarettes 2 may also be arranged in two or more rows, each cigarette having a take-out portion 16 that can be grasped by hand at one end 15 and an end portion 17 on the opposite side of the take-out portion 16. Is provided.

  When the packet 1 is not used, the cigarettes 2 are arranged with their respective axes vertical, but in the following description, the term “vertical” (and similar terms) is not used for purposes of explanation. The position taken by packet 1 in such a way that the tobacco 2 inside it is arranged with each axis vertical and the area where the tobacco 2 taken out of packet 1 is located at the top of packet 1 itself Will be used to explain. The terms “upper” and “lower” (and similar terms such as “upper” and “lower”) are also used to designate the corresponding part of packet 1 when the packet is in a vertical position. .

  As shown in FIG. 4, each of the first inner package 11 and the second inner package 12 has two large side walls 18, two small side walls 19, and an upper portion having an opening 21 for taking out at least one cigarette 2. 20 and a bottom 22. The bottom portions 22 of the first internal package 1 and the second internal package 12 are connected to the first base portion 8 and the second base portion 9 of the external package 3, respectively.

  Preferably, the extraction opening 21 may initially be closed by a tear strip (not shown), or the opening may be provided with a removable sealing label (not shown) as well.

  The first inner package 11 and the second inner package 12 have a position where the packet 1 is closed and the first and second inner packages overlap and are substantially aligned in one row (FIG. 1), and the packet 1 is opened in a fan shape and is movable around the hinge line 10 between a position (FIG. 2) where the first and second internal packages are offset from each other by a predetermined opening angle α. More precisely, the opening angle α is an angle formed by the directions occupied by the first portion 8 and the second portion 9, as shown in FIG.

  As shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 3, the packet 1 includes a first strap 23 and a second strap 24, each of which has a large side wall 4 of the external package 3 and a large side wall on the opposite side of the external package 3. 4 is connected to each internal package 11, 12 adjacent to 4. Thus, in use, the straps 23, 24 contact each other (FIG. 2) and form the fan open position of the packet 1. Furthermore, the first strap 23 and the second strap 24 at least partly form the upper part 6 of the outer package 3.

  In the closed position, the upper portion 6 of the outer package 3 covers at least the extraction opening 12 of each of the first and second inner packages 11, 12. In the open position, the first internal package 11 and the second internal package 12 partially overlap, and the respective extraction openings 21 are not covered.

  As shown in FIGS. 3-7, each of the inner packages 11, 12 is preferably provided with a hard inner box 25, which box is preferably also made of hard cardboard or the like. The inner box 25 is stored so that it can slide linearly in the outer box 26, so that the inner box 25 is in the lowest position inside the outer box 26 (shown in FIG. 5), and the inner box 25 is A lifting position or a cigarette 2 take-out position in which the cigarette 2 is held at the highest position inside the outer box 26 and partially pulled out (upward) from the inner box 25 itself (FIG. 7). It is possible to move in both directions with linear movement.

  The inner box 25 (FIG. 5) is substantially in the shape of a parallelepiped with a “cup” shape, the lower wall 27, two large parallel side walls 28, 29 facing each other in parallel and the large side walls 28, 29. With two small parallel side walls 30, 31 located between them. The open upper end portion 32 of the inner box 25 forms a region Z for pulling out one cigarette 2 at a time in the vicinity of the small side wall 31, and the inner box 25 is in the “raised” position (its features and purposes are described below). The cigarette 2 can be withdrawn from the packet 1 through that area.

  In particular, as shown in FIG. 6, the outer box 26 also has a parallelepiped shape, and includes a lower wall 33, an upper wall 34, two large side walls 35 and 36 facing each other in parallel, and two small side walls 37 and 38.

  In a substantially intermediate region along the edge 39 where the side walls 35, 38 of the outer box 26 meet, there is an opening 40 consisting of a slot 55 made in the blank 44 (FIG. 9) that makes up the outer box 26 itself, The smoker can touch the front area 41 of the inner box 25 through the opening. The shape and size of the slot 55 is such that a smoker can apply a pushing action to the front region 41 of the inner box 52 through the slot 55 itself, and the inner box is moved in both directions in the vertical direction. In the outer box 26, it is slid between the storage and lifting positions described above. Although not shown here, as a modified embodiment of the packet 1, the slot 55 is formed on only one of the large side walls 35 of the outer box 26 (preferably, on the front side wall) or on one of the small side walls 38. Note that this may happen in some cases.

  Preferably, the size of the opening angle α is such that the slot 55 is not completely covered when the packet 1 is opened in a fan shape during use (FIG. 3). In order to facilitate the hand pushing operation given to the front region 41 of the inner box 25 by the smoker, the exposed surface of the front region 41 may be provided with a jagged or other roughening function (not shown).

  As clearly shown in FIG. 4, the upper wall 34 of the outer box 26 has a substantially square grip 42 that forms the opening 21 for taking out the tobacco 2.

   The boxes 25 and 26 of the tobacco packet 1 are made from the corresponding blanks 43 and 44 shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, respectively. Each of the blanks 43, 44 is comprised of a plurality of elements, which are indicated by reference numbers with dashes similar to the no-dash reference numbers indicating the corresponding elements of the respective boxes 25, 26, whenever possible.

  Referring to FIG. 8, the blank 43 has two weakening lines 45 extending in the longitudinal direction and two weakening lines 46 extending in the transverse direction, and thereby, between the two longitudinal weakening lines 45. A panel 28 ′ forming one large side wall 28, a panel 27 ′ forming the lower wall 27, and a panel 29 ′ forming the other large side wall 29 are formed.

  The panel 28 ″ is located on the lower side of FIG. 8 and is provided with a pair of side flaps 30 ′ and 31 ′ on the left and right sides, which constitute the inner part of the small side walls 30 and 31 ′ and are adjacent to each other. Located on both sides of the panel 28 'and separated from the panel 28' by a longitudinal weakening line 45. Similarly, a pair of side flaps 30 ", 31 on the left and right of the panel 29 'located on the top of FIG. ", Which constitute the outer part of the small side walls 30, 31 'and are located on either side of the adjacent panel 29' and are separated from the panel 29 'by longitudinal weakening lines 45.

  The panel 27 ′ constituting the lower wall 27 is provided with a weakening line 47 having a substantially “U” shape that is recessed toward the left in the left side portion in FIG. There are two opposing long sides 48 that coincide with each part of the two longitudinal weakening lines 45 defining one opposite side.

  The weakening line 47 extends toward the right hand of the panel 27 ′ so that the distance from the end thereof is slightly longer than the diameter of the tobacco 2. The part of the panel 27 'located between the right end of the panel 27' itself and the weakening line 47 will hereinafter be referred to as the "supporting part" indicated by reference numeral 47 '.

  Referring to FIG. 9, the blank 44 includes two longitudinal weakening lines 49 and a plurality of transverse weakening lines 50, thereby providing two longitudinal weakening lines 49 (from the bottom to the top of the figure). A panel 35 ′ forming one large side wall 15, a panel 33 ′ forming the bottom wall 33, and a panel 36 ′ forming the other large side wall 13 are formed.

  The panel 35 'is provided with a pair of side flaps 37', 38 'on the left and right sides in FIG. 9, which are located on both sides of the panel 35' itself and are longitudinally weakened lines 49 from the panel 35 '. And are substantially rectangular, each constituting the outer part of the small side walls 37,38. Similarly, the panel 36 ′ is provided with a pair of side flaps 37 ″ and 38 ″ on the left and right sides in FIG. 9, which are located on both sides of the panel 36 ′ and are longitudinally weakened from the panel 36 ′ itself. 49, separated by 49 and substantially rectangular, each constituting the inner part of the small side walls 37,38. In FIG. 9, the lateral sides of the upper side flaps 37 'and 38' are connected to the two flaps 51 by the end portions of the transverse weakening lines 50 separating the panel 33 'from the panel 35'. It extends to the flaps 37 ", 38" and is in a substantially contacted state. Each of the panels 35 'and 36' has a lateral side at the bottom and top of FIG. 9, and the lateral sides are connected to the flaps 52 located on the opposite side of the panel 33 '. It is separated from the respective panels 35 ′, 36 ′ by a weak line 53.

  The lateral dimension of the flap 52 in the direction of the transverse weakening line 53 is smaller than the transverse dimension of the panels 35 ', 36', and the flap 52 is positioned to the right of FIG. 9 with respect to each panel 35 ', 36'. Then, the side portions of the panels 35 ′ and 36 ′ whose width is slightly larger than the diameter of the tobacco 2 are removed. The side flap 38 ′ connected to the edge of the panel 35 ′ located on the right side of FIG. 9 runs in the longitudinal central region in parallel with the longitudinal direction in which the blank 44 extends, and its depth is the flap 38 ′ itself. A recess 54 is provided which is approximately equal to half the width.

  The connection area between the panel 36 ′ and the side flap 38 ″ located on the right side of FIG. 9 is interrupted by a substantially rectangular elongated slot 55 running parallel to the longitudinal direction in which the blank 44 extends, at the center in the longitudinal direction, Its length is substantially equal to the length of the recess 54, and the width of the slot portion corresponding to the side flap 38 ″ is substantially equal to the width of the recess 54. On the other hand, the width of the slot portion located on the panel 36 'is preferably larger than the width of the recess 54 and is substantially equal to 7 to 10 mm.

  Although not shown, as an alternative embodiment of the present invention, the slot 55 may be disposed at any position on the panel 36 'and / or the flap 38', and in any case different from the shape and size of the slot 55 shown in FIG. However, it should be noted that it can have any shape and size.

  As shown in FIG. 10, the outer package 3 of the tobacco packet 1 is obtained from a blank 56.

  The blank 56 includes two large panels 4 ′ that form the large side wall 4 of the external package 3.

  The large panels 4 ′ are connected to each other by panels 7 ′ that form the bottom 7 of the outer package 3 via two transverse weak lines 57. The connection panel 7 ′ is divided into a first sub-panel 8 ′ and a second sub-panel 9 ′ that respectively form the first portion 8 and the second portion 9 of the bottom portion 7, and each sub-panel is a weak line 58 that constitutes the hinge line 10. Are connected to each other. More specifically, in order to open the packet 1 in a fan shape, the first sub-panel 8 ′ is connected to the large panel 4 ′ by a transverse weak line 57 on the left side in the figure, and the other large panel on the right side in the figure. 4 ′ is separated by a first cutting line 59. Similarly, the second sub-panel 9 ′ is connected to the large panel 4 ′ by a transverse weak line 57 on the right side in the drawing, and further from the other large panel 4 ′ on the left side in the drawing by a second cutting line 60. It is separated.

  Each of the large panels 4 ′ includes a first flap 5 ′ that forms an internal reinforcement for the external package 3 (FIG. 11), and a second flap 5 ″ that each forms a small side wall 5 of the external package 3. The first flap 5 ′ and the second flap 5 ″ are connected to the large panel 4 ′ by a longitudinal weakening line 61.

  Specifically, as shown in FIG. 10, the first flap 5 'and the second flap 5 "are connected to each large panel 4' on both sides of the large panel 4 'itself.

  Each large panel 4 'also comprises side wings 23', 24 ', each wing being connected to each large panel 4' on the side of the large panel 4 'located opposite the panel 7'. . The first side wing 23 'and the second side wing 24' form the connection straps 23 and 24, respectively.

  Each side wing 23 ′, 24 ′ is connected to a respective large panel 4 ′ by a weak line 62. Preferably, each side wing 23 ', 24' is connected to each large panel 4 'in the vicinity of the first flap 5'.

  The blank 56 further includes a set of openings 63 each formed substantially along the weakening line 61 connecting the large panel 4 'to the second flap 5 ".

  Preferably, each of the openings 63 is made in the shape of a right trapezoid, with the base of the trapezoid being perpendicular to the weakening line 61, while the hypotenuse is on each large panel 4 ', and the blank is It is inclined at an angle α with respect to a direction perpendicular to the extending main direction. This makes it easier for the smoker to open the packet in a fan shape with just one hand.

  In the first alternative embodiment, each opening 63 is formed only in the respective large panel 4 '. In a second alternative embodiment, each opening 63 is formed only in the respective second flap 5 ''.

  In a substantially central region, each second flap is provided with a U-shaped mold recess 64. When the packet 1 is assembled, each U-shaped recess 64 faces the recess 54 of the blank 43, and forms a part of the grip opening 42 of the external package 26 when the packet 1 is completed.

  In the blanks 43, 44 and 56 shown in FIGS. 8, 9, and 10, portions to which the adhesive is to be applied for assembling the inner, outer boxes 25, 26 and the outer package 3 are indicated by hatched areas. .

  The inner box 25 is assembled by folding the panels 28 ', 29' relative to the panel 27 at right angles about a transverse weakening line 48 that couples them together to the panel 27 'itself. The side flaps 30, 31 'are then folded at a right angle around the longitudinal weakening line 45 connecting the flaps to the panel 28' so that they cover the space between the two panels 28 ', 29' The side flaps 30 ″ and 31 ″ are folded at right angles onto the respective side flaps 30 ′ and 31 ′. As described above, the adhesive on the blank 43 holds the inner box 25 in the shape thus obtained.

  The outer box 26 is assembled in the same manner as the inner box 25 in that the panels 35 ', 36' are folded at a right angle about a transverse weakening line 50 that couples them to the panel 33 '. The side flaps 37 ", 38" are folded at right angles around a longitudinal weakening line 49 that joins the flaps to the panel 36 'so that they cover the space between the two panels 35', 36 '. The flaps 51 are folded over the transverse weakening line 50 connecting them to the respective flaps 37 ′, 38 ′ and placed on the panel 33 ′ at a right angle. Then, the side flaps 37 'and 38' are folded at right angles onto the side flaps 37 "and 38" which are already folded. These operations are performed by forming an outer box 26 around an inner box 25 that is already assembled and accommodates the row 13 of tobacco 2 therein. When the outer box 26 is completed, the side flaps 52 are folded at right angles so as to overlap each other in the form of closing the outer box 26. As specified above, the adhesive on the blank 44 holds the outer box 25 in the shape thus obtained.

  In addition, on the surface outside the inner box 25, a part of the panel 27 ′ surrounded by the weakening line 47 in the blank 43 is attached to the panel of the blank 44 after the boxes 25 and 26 are assembled. Note that an adhesive is provided to adhere to 33 '.

  As a result, the blank 43 is easy to handle while the inner box 25 is being made. This is because, as long as the weakening line 47 is left untouched, the bottom panel 47 ′ is in a state where the panels 28 ′ and 29 ′ are connected to each other. As a result, the blank 43 has good shape stability and sufficient rigidity. It is because of giving.

  Once the inner package is complete, as described above, and as will be described in more detail below, the weakening line 47 is not torn until the inner box 25 is slid upward within the outer box 26, and the inner package The box 25 is completely free from the outer box 26, and the walls 28 of the inner box 25 remain connected to each other only by the area of the panel 27 outside the weakening line 47. Thereafter, the bottom of the inner box 25 is opened except for the region of the panel 27 ′ outside the weakening line 47, that is, excluding the support portion 47 ′ of the wall 27.

  In other words, as described above, the bottom wall of the inner box 25 is formed by the lower wall 27 formed so that the tearable weakening line 47 delimits the same region of the lower wall 27. A portion of the lower wall 27 outside that region forms a support portion 47 ', which region is connected to the lower wall 33 of the outer box 26 by an adhesive.

  As shown in FIG. 11, the outer package 3 is assembled by first folding the side flaps 5 'around the longitudinal weakening line 61 and folding them until they fit each large panel 4'. 5 ′ is adhered to the large panel 4 ′ by an adhesive applied to each flap 5 ′ itself, and thus constitutes an internal reinforcement of the external package 3.

  Next, the first inner package 11 and the second inner package 12 are applied in a state where they are arranged in the respective sub-panels 8 ′ and 9 ′ of the panel 7 ′ with an adhesive on the lower panel 33 of each outer box 26. .

  As shown in FIG. 9, the adhesive is applied to the lower panel 33 'only on a portion of the panel 33' itself. Specifically, the adhesive has a length substantially equal to each sub-panel 8 ′, 9 ′ of the blank 56 to which each internal package hits, preferably a shorter length so as not to hide the opening of the fan-shaped packet 1. Thus, it is applied to the panel 33 ′.

  Once the inner package 11, 12 is applied to the outer package 3, the second flap 5 ″ is folded at a right angle around the longitudinal weakening line 61 and fits closely to the side wall 38 of the outer box 26 of each inner package 11, 12. Combined.

  Thanks to the adhesive applied to the panel 38 ′ of the blank 44 forming the side wall 38 itself, each second side flap 5 ″ adheres firmly to the side wall 38.

  The side wings 23 ′ and 24 ′ are bent at right angles and firmly adhered to the upper portions 20 of the respective inner packages 11 and 12 to form the above-described straps 23 and 24.

  In use, in order to remove the cigarette 2 from the packet 1, all that the smoker has to do is push both of the openings 63 at the same time to open the packet 1 into a fan shape and against both of the take-out openings 21. And make it accessible.

  If it is not necessary to remove the cigarette 2, the inner box 25 should occupy the lowest storage position (FIGS. 4 and 5) such that its lower wall 27 contacts the lower wall 13 of the outer box 26. Under these conditions, the tobacco 2 inside the inner box 25 can translate and slide toward the wall 31 of the inner box 25 perpendicular to their axes. As a result of this sliding, the cigarette 2 closest to the wall 31 of the inner box 25 moves above the area of the wall adjacent to the wall 31 itself, in other words above the support portion 47 '.

  According to the above-described matters, a part of the lower wall of the inner box 25 is torn and remains connected to the lower wall 33 of the outer box 26, so that no step is formed at the bottom, and therefore the cigarette is supported by the support portion 47. 'Easy to move up.

  At this point, all the smoker has to do is push his finger on the front area 41 of the inner box 25 through the opening 40 and urge the inner box 25 upward from the retracted position to the raised position. And the upper part of the cigarette 2 on the support part 47 ′ of the wall 7 protrudes from the grip opening 42 of the upper wall 34 of the outer box 26 (FIG. 7).

  Preferably, the slot 55 is not shown in the drawing but may be covered by a panel to be torn first when the packet is opened.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the bottom of the inner box 25 is open except for the support portion 47 ′ of the wall 7, so that the other cigarettes 2 in the group 13 descend in contact with the lower wall 33 of the outer box 26. Stay in position.

  Once the partially projecting cigarette 2 is removed from the packet 1, in order to move another cigarette 2 onto the support part 47 'of the wall 7, the finger on the front area 41 is moved as described above. By pushing, the inner box 25 must be returned to its original storage position.

  The packet 1 comprises a means for taking out the cigarette 2 to the smoker and an indicating means 65 instructing the means 65 for loading the next cigarette 2 on the support portion 47 '.

  The instructing means attaches a sign “A” in FIG. 5 and a first arrow indicating the sliding direction of the inner box 25 for taking out the cigarette 2 and a sign “B” in FIG. And the second arrow indicating the sliding direction of the inner box 25 for loading the next cigarette 2.

   Arrows A and B can be seen when packet 1 is opened in a fan shape (FIG. 2).

  Arrows A and B are in the front region 41 of each inner box 25 and can be seen through the opening 40 of each outer box 26.

  More specifically, when the packet 1 is fan-shaped, the inner box 25 is in the retracted position and only the first arrow A can be seen (FIG. 4). This indicates to the smoker the normal direction in which the inner box 25 must be slid in order to take out the cigarette 2.

  When the inner box 25 is moved to the lifted position, the first arrow A is hidden by a part of the large wall 35 of the outer box 26, and only the second arrow B is passed through the opening 40 (FIGS. 2 and 3). Can see. This indicates to the smoker the normal way in which the inner box 25 has to be slid in order to load the next cigarette 2 onto the support part 47 '.

  When the inner box 25 returns to the retracted position, the second arrow B is hidden behind a portion of the larger wall 35 of the outer box 26 and only the arrow A is visible through the opening 40.

  Furthermore, in a variant embodiment not shown, the packet 1 is placed in order to facilitate the sliding of the remaining tobacco 2 returning towards the wall 31 after the cigarette 2 is taken out and the inner box 25 is returned to its original storage position. An elastic element is accommodated in the box 25. This elastic element is preferably a spring made by folding (for example) a sheet of paperboard or plastic material (for example) in a zigzag manner, with the cigarette 2 in the inner box 25 facing the wall 31, In other words, the spring can be urged in the transverse direction toward the action region of the support portion 47 ′.

  It should be noted that in a further variant embodiment of the invention not shown, the size of the support part 47 'and the drawer area Z is a multiple of the diameter of the cigarette 2 when measured along the longitudinal direction of the extended panel 7'. Note that the size may be substantially equal to. In this case, the upper part of two or more cigarettes 2 goes out through the region Z by moving the inner box 25 upward. And after taking out one of these cigarettes 2, the smoker will lower the inner box 25 again, and the remaining tobacco 2 partially protruding will also return into the outer box 26. .

  In a further alternative embodiment not shown, the cigarettes 2 in the inner box 25 may also be arranged in two or more rows instead of a single row. Even in such a case, the support portion 47 ′ may arrange two or more cigarettes 2 on the support portion 47 ′, and by moving the inner box 25 upward, the upper portion of the two or more cigarettes 2 becomes the region Z. After taking out one of these cigarettes 2, the smoker lowers the inner box 25 again and the remaining cigarettes 2 that partially protruded are also put in the outer box. 26 will return.

Claims (19)

A packet for tobacco products, the packet comprising:
Forming two large side walls (4), two small side walls (5), top (6) and bottom (7), said bottom (7) being perpendicular to said large side wall (4) and hinged line An external package (3) comprising a first base part (8) and a second base part (9) connected to each other by a weakening line forming (10);
A first internal package (11) and a second internal package (12) each containing a respective group (13) of tobacco products (2);
The first inner package (11) and the second inner package (12) each have two large side walls (18), two small side walls (19), and an opening for taking out at least one tobacco product (2). A top part (20) with a part (21), and a bottom part (22), and the bottom part (22) of the first internal package (11) and the second internal package (12) is the external package ( 3) respectively connected to the first base part (8) and the second base part (9) of the bottom part (7);
The first inner package (11) and the second inner package (12) are in a closed position of the packet (1), and the first and second inner packages overlap to be substantially aligned. The hinge line (10) between the open position where the packet (1) is fan-shaped and the first and second internal packages are offset from each other by a predetermined opening angle (α). ) Packets characterized in that they can move around.   In the closed position, the upper part (6) of the external package (3) covers at least the extraction opening (21) of each of the first internal package (11) and the second internal package (12). The packet of claim 1, characterized in that:   The first internal package (11) and the second internal package (12) partially overlap each other in the open position, and the respective extraction openings (21) are not covered. 2. The packet according to 2.   A first strap (23) and a second strap (24), each strap (23, 24) connecting the external package (3) to each internal package (11, 12). The packet according to any one of 1 to 3.   Each strap (23, 24) has a respective large side wall (4) of said external package (3) and each internal package (11, 11) adjacent to the large side wall (4) of the external package (3) on the opposite side. The packet according to claim 4, wherein the packet is connected to 12).   Each inner package (11, 12) has an inner box (25) for accommodating a group (13) of tobacco products (2), and the inner box (25) slides parallel to each axis of the tobacco products (2). An outer box (26) for accommodating the inner box (25) so as to allow the inner box (25) to slide between a retracted position and an extraction or lifting position, In the retracted position, the inner box (25) causes the lower wall (27) of the inner box to be adjacent to the lower wall (33) of the outer box (26) and all of the tobacco product (2) is in the inner box (25). 6), wherein the inner box (25) is located in the vicinity of the upper wall (34) of the outer box (26) in the extraction or lifting position. The packet according to one item.   The lower wall (27) of the inner box (25) forms a support portion (47 ') designed to support at least one of the tobacco products (2) in the inner box (25). The at least one tobacco product (2) supported by the support portion (47 ′) is actually moved to the outer box (26) by the sliding movement of the inner box (25) toward the extraction or lifting position. An axial movement towards the upper wall (34) of the tobacco, wherein the tobacco product (2) exits via the take-out opening (21) of the inner package (11, 12). Item 7. The packet according to item 6.   A part of the lower wall (27) of the inner box (25) is opened to allow the tobacco product (2) to contact the lower wall (33) of the outer box (26). Item 8. The packet according to item 6 or 7.   Packet according to claim 7 or 8, characterized in that the dimensions of the support part (47 ') are smaller than the transverse dimension of the inner box (25).   In the outer box (26), an additional smoker can manually act on the inner box (25) through which the inner box (25) slides between the retracted position and the extraction or lifting position. Packet according to any one of claims 6 to 9, characterized in that an opening (40) is provided.   The additional opening (40) is formed in a substantially central region of an edge joining one large side wall (35) and one small side wall (38) of the outer box (26), The packet according to claim 10.   Packet according to claim 10, characterized in that the additional opening (40) is formed in the large side wall (35) of the outer box (26).   Packet according to claim 10, characterized in that the additional opening (40) is formed in a small side wall (35) of the outer box (26). Lower wall (27) of said inner box (25) is a line weakening that can be torn (47), determines the boundaries of the region of the lower wall (27), weakening lines (47), the region A portion of the lower wall (27) that is on the outside and forms the support portion (47 ′), wherein the region is connected to the lower wall (33) of the outer box (26) by an adhesive. 14. A packet according to any one of claims 6 to 13, characterized in that it is a feature.   Comprising instruction means (65) for instructing the smoker how to remove the tobacco product (2) from the packet (1) and how to load the next tobacco product (2) on said support portion (47 '). 15. A packet according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that it is characterized in that   The instructing means (65) includes a first arrow (A) indicating a sliding direction of the inner box (25) for taking out the tobacco product (2), and the next tobacco product (2) as the support portion (47). Packets according to claim 15, characterized in that it comprises a second arrow (B) indicating the sliding direction of the inner box (25) for loading on.   17. A packet according to claim 16, characterized in that the arrows (A, B) are visible when the packet (1) is in a fan-shaped open position.   The arrow is in the front region (41) of each inner box (25) and visible through the opening (40) of each outer box (26), 16. The packet according to 16.   A packet according to any one of claims 16 to 18, characterized in that only one arrow (A, B) can be seen at a time.

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